Chrome packaged app build

[senbabu]

Currently i am working on creating chrome App for epub3 reader.
I am not able to package the JS Viewer as Chrome App, i am facing some issues

I am using Windows 7 and follwoing the steps mentioned on site.

To run the chrome packaged app, you will need to do the following:

install Node.JS (details depend on your operating system)
install the Grunt build tool: npm install -g grunt-cli
install the project's dependencies: npm install
Build the application grunt chromeApp
Load the app as an unpacked extension from (project-root)/build/chrome-app. Directions here
Open the App in Chrome.

In cmd mode after typing "grunt chromeApp" i am not able to proceed and getting this error:
Running "versioning" task
Fatel Error: Cannot read property 'commit' of undefined.
see the attached screen shot.

I am new to this, any help or suggestions will help me to solve the issue!

[ryanackley]

@senbabu the directions have changed. See the readme on the develop branch I just merged a pull request from @alper that should give better steps. Let me know if these don't work.

[senbabu]

Thanks for your response. We tried the list of actions you mentioned but unable to perform the below 2 steps

git submodule update --init --recursive
install Node.JS

Please clarify how to do this. Also is it possible to provide a video demo on this. I can set up a Webex if you are fine with that.

[alper]

You can install Node here: http://nodejs.org/download/
And git here: http://git-scm.com/book/en/Getting-Started-Installing-Git

[ryanackley]

@senbabu, I'm a little confused because "install Node.JS" was on your original list of steps you performed. Why is this now a problem?

[ryanackley]

@senbabu I've updated the readme to better indicate which steps should be performed at the command line and which steps are non-command line steps (i.e. Install Node.JS)

[senbabu]

Thank you very much for your timely help. We have installed the package and able to view the epub file.

[rkwright]

Closing this issue as resolved.